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Jesus Christ THERE IS SEATING FOR TICKETED CUSTOMERS AT MOYNIHAN. What world do you think we live in that seating for non-ticketed vagrants would be a good thing?! If you're not a vagrant and don't have a train to catch, just walk through and be happy we can have nice things for fuck's sake.

Is this sign like some kind of guerilla trolling campaign? Can't imagine HYM put it there themselves...

FYI as per the IMPNF: The housing component is: "Affiliate Housing Component: An approximately 276,000 sf residential building with approximately 264 housing units for Harvard graduate students, faculty, staff, and their families, amenity space for building residents, and...

They forgot the flag 😵

As a Boston-born NY-transplant I can confidently confirm that while Boston can be 'provincial' at times, NY can be insular as all hell.

nice bro, now we all know you love pornography 🥹

I've said it before and I'll say it again: this mofo's crown better be lit up at night. Could even be its saving grace. It's a boring 3 out of 5 stars effort otherwise.

yes 😌

https://www.bisnow.com/boston/news/office/one-post-office-square-tour-114157

Surely a sensation due in part that one appears to be driving right into it before seeing its decked

The in-crown grooves better be fucking illuminated at night, tell you what

Glad to see it, assuming there are ticketed waiting areas. Vagrants have taken over the food concourse at Grand Central and it would be the same at Moynihan, if it weren’t for the ticket waiting areas.

Have the broken glass panels from the small fire already been replaced?

I am probably not taking into consideration all the factors, but would bringing in a wrecking ball to demo the remainder of the garage alleviate the structural integrity issues in the MBTA tunnels, or make them worse? We cannot have months of disrupted rapid transit in the CBD, it is literally...

You’re conflating Bain & Company (taking this building) with Bain Capital

Don’t worry boys, I’m not dying on this hill 😂

It certainly inverts the status quo! It may be that it gets too windy on higher floors for resi balconies to be of much use. But some new office buildings have outdoor space as a headlining amenity - see The Spiral in NYC.

I literally warned all of you it would be an unpopular opinion!

OK this will be an unpopular opinion but the Fairmount Copley needs to be redeveloped into something more appropriate for one of the densest parts of town. 6 stories doesn't cut it. Adaptive reuse of façade or whatever will be palatable, but its a huge site and woefully under utilized.

When do completed projects get moved into Existing Development? This has been complete for a long time